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I have assisted and advised countless families and companies in their dealings with the immigration authorities. I value my integrity highly and strive to achieve justice for those I represent.

My passion for helping people and challenging injustice drives me to work thoroughly and purposefully to achieve positive results for my clients.

International experience

I have been employed at the Royal Danish Consulate General in New York, USA, and the Royal Danish Consulate General in Istanbul, Turkey, where I acquired strong representational skills in a busy international environment.

I have represented Denmark and provided administrative and practical assistance to Danish citizens in the USA and Turkey. I have also carried out prison visits in cases involving imprisoned Danish citizens. In that context, I provided consular assistance, including ensuring compliance with basic human rights. My work tasks also included meetings with the EU delegation and Schengen cooperation countries, as well as reporting on political and consular matters.

I have furthermore handled and made decisions in specific cases concerning visa applications and assisted in cases related to Danish passports.

My stays in New York and Istanbul have given me global competencies, as well as empathy and a greater understanding of other cultures.

Experience with immigration cases

I have over 11 years of practical experience in handling immigration law cases.

I have been employed at the Danish Immigration Service and at the Secretariat of the Refugee Appeals Board. During my employment, I gained significant knowledge of the migration and asylum field within a strong legal environment — an area that is regularly the subject of great political interest.

My experience in public administration has given me a deeper understanding of the legal processes at play when the authorities make decisions.

With my experience from both sides of the table, I am able to provide my clients with nuanced and thorough advice and representation.

I have a strong passion for my work and possess broad experience within immigration law. All circumstances that may strengthen your case will be included and presented to the authorities.

My clients can be confident that they are in safe and capable hands with me as their lawyer. Professionally as well as personally.

I hold a law degree from the University of Copenhagen and have a strong background in public administration.

I have over 11 years of theoretical and practical experience in handling immigration law cases. I have been employed as a legal officer at the Danish Agency for International Recruitment and Integration (SIRI), the Secretariat of the Immigration Appeals Board, and the Ministry of Immigration and Integration.

Legal officer at SIRI

During my employment as a legal officer at SIRI, I have among other things made decisions in specific application cases, including applications for residence and work permits for foreigners who wish to work in Denmark.

I have also provided legal advice and guidance to foreign citizens and stakeholders at International Citizen Service.

Legal officer at the Secretariat of the Immigration Appeals Borad

The Immigration Appeals Board, which is an independent, court-like administrative body, handles among other things complaints about decisions made by SIRI and the Danish Immigration Service in the first instance regarding among other things residence permits based on study or employment, family reunification, permanent residence permits, administrative expulsion and refusal of entry, as well as visas.

In this way, I have also acquired a thorough knowledge of the types of cases handled by the Danish Immigration Service, including the rules on family reunification and permanent residence permits.

As a legal officer at the Secretariat of the Immigration Appeals Board, I have drafted decisions in complex appeal cases, performed tasks of a more general nature, including assisting the judges of the Immigration Appeals Board, and prepared contributions to annual reports concerning the practice of the Immigration Appeals Board.

Legal officer at the Office of Nationality in the Ministry of Immigration and Integration

In my position at the Office of Nationality, I have processed applications for Danish citizenship.

Among other things, it is a requirement for obtaining Danish citizenship that an applicant must not have committed certain types of crimes. I have been the responsible legal officer for assessing an applicant’s criminal record, as well as responsible for deciding whether to submit a police report to the Police in cases where an applicant, prior to submitting the application, has provided false information. In this context, I have had correspondence with the Director of Public Prosecutions, the Police, and the Prosecution Service.

Finally, I have performed tasks of a more general nature, including ministerial assistance, answering parliamentary questions, assisting the Parliamentary Committee on Citizenship, and preparing internal memoranda.

Based on the professional competencies I have acquired within immigration law, I am able to perform work of high quality.

My experience in public administration has given me invaluable knowledge. I bring this knowledge with me in my work as an assistant lawyer at Globe Advokater. For the benefit of you clients.

Carolina is employed as a law student, which means that she, among other things, assists with:

• researching case law

• analyzing judgments issued by the European Court of Human Rights

• drafting drafts of cover letters and appeal letters

• reviewing applications to be submitted to the immigration authorities

• drafting party letters to the Immigration Appeals Board, the Refugee Appeals Board, and the Ministry of Immigration and Integration

• participating in meetings with clients, etc.

Sarah is employed as a law student, which means that she, among other things, assists with:

• researching case law

• analyzing judgments issued by the European Court of Human Rights

• drafting drafts of cover letters and appeal letters

• reviewing applications to be submitted to the immigration authorities

• drafting party letters to the Immigration Appeals Board, the Refugee Appeals Board, and the Ministry of Immigration and Integration

• participating in meetings with clients, etc.

Camille is employed as a law student, which means that she, among other things, assists with:

• researching case law

• analyzing judgments issued by the European Court of Human Rights

• drafting drafts of cover letters and appeal letters

• reviewing applications to be submitted to the immigration authorities

• drafting party letters to the Immigration Appeals Board, the Refugee Appeals Board, and the Ministry of Immigration and Integration

• participating in meetings with clients, etc.